Corrections: January 7, 2018

Jan. 6, 2018

METROPOLITAN

An article on this weekend’s cover about a development battle over the Marx Brothers Playground in Manhattan refers incorrectly to Melissa Mark-Viverito’s role in city government. While Ms. Mark-Viverito served as the City Council speaker from 2014 through 2017, she is no longer in that position. Corey Johnson was elected to the post on Wednesday.

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An article on Page 4 misstates the quantity of raw sewage released into New York’s waterways each year. It is just under 20 billion gallons, not 27 billion.

MAGAZINE

Because of developments after the magazine went to press, the clue to 114-Down in this weekend’s puzzle — “Only N.F.L. team ever to go 0-16 for a season” — is no longer correct. The clue, which has been corrected online, should read: “First N.F.L. team to go 0-16 for a season, in 2008.” (The Cleveland Browns this season became the second.)

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An article on Dec. 10 about changes to Title IX rules on university campuses incorrectly described a statistic. According to 2014 data, 310 sexual assaults — not rapes — out of 1,000 are reported to the police nationwide.

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An article last Sunday about the inventor Nikola Tesla misstated who named the carmaker Tesla after him. It was Martin Eberhard, one of the company’s founders, not Elon Musk, another founder and the current chief executive.

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An article on Dec. 24 about competition dance misstated the location of a dance studio. Angel DiMartino Palladino, a 12-year-old dancer, was part of a studio in Ontario, Canada, not Orlando, Fla.

SUNDAY BUSINESS

An article last Sunday about Ronald S. Baron, the founder of Baron Funds, misstated the performance of iShares Russell 2000 Growth fund over a five-year period. It was up 15 percent, not 96 percent.

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An article last Sunday about the inventor Nikola Tesla misstated who named the carmaker Tesla after him. It was Martin Eberhard, one of the company’s founders, not Elon Musk, another founder and the current chief executive.

SUNDAY REVIEW

A news analysis last week about U.F.O.s misspelled the surname of the director of Mutual U.F.O. Network. It is Jan Harzan, not Harden.

SUNDAY STYLES

The Scene City column last Sunday misspelled the given name of a Berggruen Institute honoree. She is Onora O’Neill, not Onoro.

Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.